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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

tHor the cold without excuses all his eager
ness and ruses, to be seated near the
maiden as his ardor may desire;
For the chilly blizzard shrieking gives the
chance he has been seeking and they
both of them sit closer to the insufficient
fire.
All the romance he remembers he discovers
in the embers, while the warmth OF
sweet proximity sets every sense asur,
And warmth responsive dances, in her
quick and startled glances, as they leave
the lightning message for the lover to
infer.
Then with color warmth, assisting, there
will not be much resisting, for the tint
of glowing embers gives desire and added
zest;
Take the hand that waits so willing, give the
waist pressure thrilling, bend the blush
ing face toward you, then-no matter for
the rest.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
EXPLAINED at Last.

The treaty between several of the great
foreign powers, for mutual protection, is ex-
plained-Jay Gould is about to visit Europe
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
DOtes ON Talking.

When lovely woman tries to give
Her thoughts an explanation,
She doesn't mind the subject much,
But dGtes on the narration.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
FAMOUS WINTER RESORTS.

The Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron
Mountain route offers passengers choice
Of two routes from St Louis to San An
tonic, Galveston, Austin, Ell Paso and
other noted winter resorts in Texas.
This is the only line to the famous Hot
Springs of Arkansas, with only one
change of cars to Pacific coast points.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

passing the trees, wind
ing in and winding out
until they reached the
river. Their daily pro-
gress beat a path on
either side of that mighty
stream; the paths became
lanes, the lanes devel-
oped into roads, and
eventually, when the vii
lagos had grown to towns
and the towns to cities,
the cow-laid tracks re-
manned as streets over
whose ragged stones
stages rumb led and
coaches drove.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

DENVER. Col.
Dear Sir: What is hersute appendage,
that read about in the papers sometimes
IGNORANT.
The word is not spelled correctly, and so
it is not easy to tell what word you have in
your mind. A hirsute appendage is beard.
but her-suit appendage is hustle. Pay
your money and take your choice
w "A g
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
THE FIRST RAILWAY IN AMERICA

Some Interesting Historical Points Never
Before Made Public.
1t has generally been supposed that the
first railway in the United States was con-
structed in 1855, and was used for the
purpose of transporting granite from the
quarries near Quincy, Mass, to tidewater.
Mr.. G. w. Mayors, of Baltimore, writing to
the Scientif" .4v''1rron, claims for his fcther,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

PROFESSIONS and Parades-Europeans Do
Not Celebrate the Birthdays OF Their
Deceased Great Memo Holiday to
Compare With Our Thanksgiving.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

one man is over-nice and becomes fussy:
AlSLther is careless and loses MS trade.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Assorted Bits of Information for the Bene-
fit of the Curious.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
CHERAW, N, G..

NHERAW,
Dear Sir How did the inventors of the
new explosive " forcite' come to give it that
name? DYNAMITE.
"Forcite' is the phonetic spelling for
foresight" 1t was so named because while
this country does not need it now to fight
with, it may after while.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

SAGINAW, MICH.
Dear Sir: What is silver quarter of 1923
worth? NUMIsMATIcs.
Your coin is worth twenty-five cents if 1t
is in good condition.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
WHEN TO PROCEED.
C. NJ SNYDER.

HEN old Boreas is
prowling, with his
hooting and his
bowling, and his
messenger is etch-
ing on the panes
the silver rhine,
Then it is the anx-
ious lover, all his
longing may dis
cover, while his
heart unto his pas
sion beats a de-
sultory time.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.

Dear Sir: How can claret stains be re-
moved from tablecloth? LILLIAN.
Hold the place in the flame of a candle for
five minutes, when the stain will be found
to have completely disappeared. A good
way to prevent tablecloth from becoming
SO stained, is to use nothing but water at
table.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26
MERIDEN, Conn,

suggest some good names for social organi-
cation now starting in this place? By so doing
you will greatly oblige THE SOCIAL.
AS the object of the organization is not
stated, it is difficult to judge what sort of
name would be appropriate. A name that
would stand hardware is ''Ironsides." If it
is a strictly temperate society you might call
yourselves the Gin Fizz Ishans' or "The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to
Whiskey Straights." If these do not suit,
try The Screech Owls" Or THE Plug
Uglies."
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-11-26

BROOKLYN, n. 7.
Dear Sir: want to move out of the
States soon, and | owe small grocer's bill
How can prevent them from stopping my
furniture? +. |. r.
A good way would be to pay the small
grocer what you owe him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
pehorn ng CT

Walter trauuis. of ~hield. river,
handed us the following regarding the
dehofuine of cattle. Mir. Granni> also
gave his own experience in his feature
Of stock raising. and he gives IL a- hts
opinion that the dehorning al cattle j,
enIinently u good thin- TO do. lie
say. spring calves which, were de
horned IN he early part OF the sum
mer have grown faster, been more
rugged. and have passed through the
present hard winter much better than
Others H. Han. Of Atkinson. Illinois
in an elaborate and strong article in
the CHICAGO lnter-ocean makes the
following summary of the advantages
of dehoruing of cattle.
|. ii"hcrniug saves one-fourth hay
IN winter
=. pehorn'ng saves one-half shed
room.
3. DchorninS saves 10 per cent of
grain fpi
/. Dchoruing save, al loss in ship
ping.
). Performing save. one-half the
manure.
8. Drhorning saves all loss OF calves
by abor.io
Z. Dchorning would save ou human
lives yearly.
3. Dehorning would save 2Oo,000
cattle yearly.
8. Dehorninp cattle would save IN
amount of misery aud profanity that
cannot Ice estimatcd.- livingston En-
terpri~e.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

iI.BIoN. Idaho. hpril n.-le.,terday
Judge Hayes passed sentence upon
the three not orious stage robbers tried
and convicted at Biack.oot last sep
tember. Bill Johnson. the header OF
the gang. 90; twenty years, and Low
EFT and Young each eight years in the
territorial prison at Boise City. The
history of the robbery shows one of
the rleyerest plols ever pcrpctratcd in
the annals OF crime IN the west and
the work OF The detectives and Officers
OF the Pacific express company most
cunning and skilliul. la February.
1856. johnson, representing himself
as live stock dealer. left II package
with the Pacific express agcns at
Albion, Idaho. addressed to tine FRS,
National Bank at Laramie. Wyoming,
with the valuation S3.JoO marked
thereon, for which lie took the agent :
receipt ano gave directions that the
package he sent by express a, adj
dressed. The package was duly for
war'led. The stage carrying the pack
age from Albion to Minidoka station,
on the line OF the Oregon Short Line
railroad, was held up in approved
- yleby three masked hen and robbed,
the robbers making heir escape.
About fortnight after the robbery.
johnson turns up and file, claim
against the EXPIRES company tor
S:'.5Oo. In the meant ime the express
company had made the important
discovery that the package was II
bundle OF worthless blank paper. and
that the whole thing was put up job
to extort money from them. and that
Johnson and his two conielcrate~
were the perpetrators. johnson and
his pals were soon arrested and place
behind the bars. They hal twotrials
IN December last they broke jail nj
Blnckfoot, stole some Indian ponie-
and made bold dash for libert Y ,wer,
pursued by officers and Sho~hone H.
dams AMI recdptured after a hard
fight. in which Johnson AMI Ioun.
received serious wounds. Subsequent
to receiving sentence yesterday, John
son made n clean confession Of his and
his companions. guilt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

The annual trouble With the Indi-
ans in northern Montana has com
menccd once more. Thi,, time. many
of Our own Indians are banded with
those from the north 10 repeat their
worS of stealing horses from the
settlers in Montana. Heretofore our
people have borne patiently with theSr
out llge~. bui the Impression prrvuils
that they will no longer submit to
thus being robbed oi their acrunlula-
tion of stock and propose that unless
the government will give them AIDE
auate protection To assume the Pc
sponsihility and end il all. or at least
put a check upon hcse raiding Indians
The authorities in the northwest ter
ritories may bc doing all iu their
power to prevent these raids. hlt they
are not meeting with much success.
This sort OF thing should he stopped
il il takes every soldier in the depart
nont of Dakota or the I. :. army to
bring it about Nor, stock H. stolen
and damage done every year 10y ma
raudins Indians than it costs to pay
the troops ia this department. We
slIli insist that Tor the better protrc-
ion az settlers the troops each year
should Lee placed in camps near the
boundary. This would have heciic,'t
ri making the Indians more cautious
and there would Ice a bare possibility
tina. some al the raiders might be
caught ana puni>hed-i;iyer Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

Williamson, Crow Indian agent ,
has instituted vigorous crusade
agains; the sett lers in the lellowst one
valley who have been iured across the
river onto the reservation in search oi
timber for fuel and fence posts. War
rants for the arrest OF nine prominent
ranrhnon residing III the vicinity oi
Canyon creek have been Issued. aud
numerous other arrests OF trespasScr-
are to follow. Glen. Williamson has
instructed the deputies to forthwith
eypel every white man living on
the reservation without express au-
thority from the agIlcy. - Billing :
Gazette
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Cea. iogsn IL 9 .'!e

LOAN W.. iust riding along his oNn
corps when Clark came dJshins up.
and a. the latter told bis story loi
Gen. MoPher-on's DEATH il seemed
that every nerve AMI iihtc OF Logan
frame yihratcd with the -hock. 4
there had been a li-ticsS hand care
less heart. or "a lorsctiul mind ~ Ire
18th corps on shat eventual day tne
sc,ne- which followed must lave fire /
such ai.E the cnthr-it-lA which per
hap- conc To- men only once IN "a iiie-
time. Logan. assuming command 10
M.Phcrson' place. dashed along the
ranks. hi iirs, effort being 10 rca--'lr,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice Of Final Entry.

IASp OFFICE Ar ifEfFNA. II. TT
March l.fh l>@7.
Notice l. hereby given that the follow ng-Haned
settler ha. filed notice eli In intention to make
final proof ia support Of his claim. AMI thai lid
rrunt W III d, made De- fore the Judge Of tie Fourth
Judicial district Court ia and for lergu, county F.
Montana or I'm his absence before tie clerk oi
,aid court. at Icwisiown, Montana. on April
aIth, I>>1, viz;
Robert .. Ayrcs,
~ hn made homestead application No. 2..1 for the
" - 4, Nt.'. ~ !. ~ NJ !. see >, Up. u
north 81 r.u-o II east.
lie names the following witnesses 90 f.ovc his
cont inuniis residence upon. and ,uiiiAAi -
sand hand. VIC, james i. Porter, 'laTVnce u
t,oGdcll, Howard Baird and Richaul y. i'!iisoh'
an of philhruok, Fergus county. Montana.
p. v. LANGIDltNE. itesisier.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Il. T..
March lHh. is>9.
Notice J. icr,i,v given that the laiirFin {
named ..itsr la nl,l uotice ~ iis iuteu:i "a -
make fnil proof iu support o his claim. ali fhsi
said urnof viii be- made before the Probate iud-,
Of Fcrr,is county. Mont, ., l,vi-i"sn. Mont, on
MAY ath i~S5, viz:
Alfred ". Si.ton.
who made lr,'-cWltiau dgrlardiart statement n"
CIT f1f the : H. NEi, rec. - W. MI ~ Nj
NNi !. see :i. III. T.. y. nt =. II T..
lie names the following witn,-.es 10 prove his
continuous ~ .idcncc up"n. and culiivItinn o.
said land. viz: John Thomas Ben amin u. fhil-
lips James Anderson aud John 7. y cSweeney, all
Of stanford. Mont.
:. W. IANGunENE. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

grrry rtiis Of itrr Charming Manners
aud sanr- III. Baby for Her.


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fnm ~ to- Mhte lIuu-- ft' D. =" o. -er"
iF ihr ifefu'f f ~ nnt 1913" OBI nom
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TICS ih' hii Hi' COT ''..t f'''t-'h i
Hk" tilr ffurt iluH. uI F.is'i i.. rF"r D..
~.-ii % iht tin' h'-' ", l"' li'N ."i. 3'.'' ID
win pan "i water "t.f i'i- i'''i''l. "f"-'
l'r rirauin- %" N.l''"N +. 'f We ".+
Iu' broom, hr -'"nis nlHlH''"i7- H. = a
tau, Hnr iu".ii- neg '. VAN gray %. 80 ann
agreeable n'c". h'i-il- in m'hirr ""d h'F-
~ p" hr-. nn' '."' "' ''h '',' 4'' d"
plf+'~'iht N"Hf WIN 600. 'i Ni.' hii.
fh"itf :" 'iH ii"h N.H' upon i''- :" -. +"
sn'tc' thr h.'r H'ih- '''''i'-. 90 iH'
Ntir itnns'. 'n'i'h TO" i''i'' ht''t.
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i'"Nn -'r~ i"' ir" 'I VI "iH "i -. i'...
t-f I'- ono mama 'i GUS '-' ''' r.
"ih ahd Jerry ~ "' T. i.ti.i'i'' -
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bong after -'" gii- "Hi rr -i-hi- ~ "r pre-
id'Ht taa gr 'us " tof"-" 'f'i"" %" ~ % 20
hc rou.du never 81. i"lEa 'ut body 9" b.at
her. c.iu-" $50 az" =" Do" h''t'' H"" q. ~.
Hos sin s-ir q 30 'rr mouse. ! q say u "il'
sat-- ii-t Use n"si hny""'iT Else, st,'
Is q" id-' lady 100 dr i"n1. sonnet iu'@ !
80, hsi comm down dr = lits; :" lis' 70
nave better loot Hi h"f -ihntff- 'ut iii
o. hallway, and h"1 irs' '. soon a~ s"e
sei- her i'irliF rf'' or nr -. smIl.s amt
rHN~ fiHnH i'irnih 'f'fN' ii-' a. i"'f'i-ii
rir Mas real sihd 'ti -rr i"'. i,r.i sac -',,
pn, hHt somehow "litr d"t ilin-- d"h
never s'em p" trouble rats" h'rps -
th.nhiu- eel a't ~mlh.. MY nii 80. 81" -'t
rr heap ny 81" president. "n" n' i"t't
De- ~'"ii 6" 'ntnk Ger "lH "Hi"ih rN'r ".'S
it- Der. ""u mo- "'n'rr. c.'"Te "hr1 5"r
see hiih D. comm ""., 7'.'' n'' ",''' N'i''''
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

Tie bounty oi tive cent, placed on
each iack-rahhit scalp Is resulting in
great slaughter of the pest, in Califor-
mia. III. Elko Independent SANS that
ON a recent day certificate. for bounty
on twenty thousand sralps were pre-
s,nted To the board OF county com
mis~lonerS; and the iilrnry Valley
Items tells 81 Il wagon load of 1000
-ctlp- tartin- tur the county 7eat.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

iowa has more cattle than all the
other state in the Union except Texas;
more mich COWS than Texas; more
hogs than any other state; NOR. corn
Ia feed them, aud more miles of rail
road to carry her product tn market
than any other state except Illinois.
Omaha Bee.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
NOTICE. Timber Culture.
L.. SLASH OFFICE. HELENA. ~. T..
january %. ISL.

L. :. it*r OFFICE. HELENA. ". T..
January 20, lsss.
gom, 'l,ut iq,iug seen entered at this office by
Uarrs Ni-h .iiH-f William Wallace for fail
l'. la rr'Hpif uifi llr a. 10 Timbcr-tul,urc en-
irA 10 4.7 dsti.i october III. lss2. upon the w
81 unI ~. ~ 4. zee. Il. Tp. II \. X. II east
iu Fergus county, t.uutana. which entry was mad,
a. -aid lani o.,e. with ,.cw to the cancellai ion
%: said entry; coiiesian, alleging that said Wal
igcc has not compiled with the tim'cr culiur,
laws hy uoi raising any crop planting or setting
sut sy tree. and that aid land j. wholly abandoned
o. Zoe said rurti., are d. r.ly summoned To appear
hi "iii tine sf day ct April. ls>1. AZ u
81 lock a. M. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning SAD al!.sol failure. AMI that ir>ii
mpny te De- u-ei az lid hearing will bc taken
ifinrr N. :. Cow iu. untIry public. at fLilhrook
~ said county ou the I.rh day "f April. lsss.
Communicating al i. O'Clock Il. IA.
s.. IAN.IoENr. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

You will want To enter sonnet hing
ior the county fair, suppose. Mr.
Haysced >" said the chairman of the
agricultural society.
''Waai. yes" replied Mr.. Hay sre'l;
YOU kin put me dovn for the biggest
hog in rie rounty.-lIarper's Bazaar.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

NOTICE Timber Culture.
It's i.Nn orrcE. HELENA. VI. r.,
Mar.h Ia Iss1.

a.. i.sn orrcE. llELE>A. VI. r..
March III. i~s7.
f.mii it ilci. been entered AT tlIi.
aUi.r ~ iu.l Green against John :
At-i..-..H. ...e it. re tn comply with law a.
FOB fnt,rtl u~. entry M Hos. dated
September l i-- g. upon the 81 SCI and
.i- T. % afG d See. -. III. Iii north.
iaul- 80 ta-.. 'u r,rsu, county. Montana.
N.f. 70 yir. fr tL' cancellation of sail en-
frl. c.iifH-frlf ai' sing that the claimant
.s- fs Ia.i fu .... . al catlse.lto he broken.
'N, aD-.-. .~ I.iiir-i by law the first
N..ir. .ora i t.N .i..i.' since. and has who'll v
e. !rl 90 nls with the tinbrr-culturc
iar. Gp 200 fia .r, sent time. The sail par
fi,- ln hrH'ir ninnnci to appear 1T this
aiiir. 300 NJ p lay oi May. ;>>1. at 4,
sHiotk. % .u.. do 'sl,onl an! furnish tes-
imouy e. f..ii..i.- said alleged failure. said
... iu.lry Oh. Gee takcn before r. \ Mar
Jew. notary public. at his office on the
l-in Gay MAy. So.
: y L,s"IiosNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice of Fra, Entry.
LANp OrricF At IIrLE>,. y. tt
March 18th. -.

IANp OFFICE At IIrLE>, v. IT.
March 18th. H..
Natiro j. hereby given that TIE iullnHi ac-naiuei
SETTLER ha. fl,i notice oi hi Intention 20 maxi
niial proof i support of hi cl;.iti. ard that aNIn.:
via Ne mad, before the Honorable judge uf the
Fourth Judicial District Court 10 and for Fergus
County. or n hi. = ~'irs before ,lc tlelN "i ~ntc
touu. at I.ai.ioNu. u. T., on Al ril -gh.
~. viz;
Ri.Las.' ". Noble.
Who made houi..icud application ~. .>Sl. for the
NEf. ~ i. WI sEi.. Ne >Wi i, See. = ~.
II y r. ia.ast.
continuous r,sidcn,r upon. and cultivation ct.
said land, viz. Patrick II. shields. Phillip u.
Lang. Gcorgc Howard aud John l. Wr!dc'nan, ali
oil l. wisioun, Fergus county. Montana
: W. LANGHoRSE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice of Final Entry.

IA.u gfft,F ~ litisNa. ". IT,
March 90 i-~7.
No,i,s /. h.r0iy given that the fnoa in, -nain'si
...ttlrr hn. rlri No. ic ut hi- intention G." make
final proof 81 support oi hi- claim. arl that salt
piUt fviil b., mad, h,irr. the ral-f" .ua-c "l
f,r-u- county. 81 I,aistowu, Montana. on lazy
'.tu. i~-s, Va;
Edwin j.iii~on.
who u7ic uico;np,iou d'clarai ~ stat anleut y"
ellf Tor toe Nv :. see. "a. tp 70 y, x T. 'a-f.
flc MANS. tine following witnesses % prove bis
continuous residence upon. AMI cufival -ou 81.
said land. VIZ: Benton Norfi- aud Niilinn
u. Jones. Of Cottonwood. Montana. william
Wuud, land and JeroIlc L"aiight, OF ihi.hi"oS,
Montana.
w lANninRNa. Er.ieior.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice Of Final Entry.
L,>porrrr 81 I'rltsA. q ,

it>pnff,,f 81 i'rltsA. =. T.
Narru ~ I--f.
N.ff..f- ies fv given firi tIt. fi.a.f JOS Cd
..ftI.f La. rt.H irfi.r 90 o.. 900 ."a ia fa.l
ffri rrY. ii support ei i4- DlsiH.. 800 tI-.f $3.50
fr..t,f nfu %. i.4.i, f.IDrr tls Probate fHl ' of
irr-.,- r..utg. 20. T.. at irai-i,en. ~. j.. CO.,
My a. i--s VIZ
George ". isaFy.
via f.-fH Tl,-'iIff i4H aa-.f.-,rrs >ta.ftacIt No.
--. i,f ih, -H' -,,. g.. o.. la n,r4. ra'.-'
j. G.
o., nalrc- TIE following ai;a.s.e- la prove iis
catfiuuau. u.lttaae nftr. aut cv'tIfatien ID.
.aid iaud. viz. f.'u ftr..'.. Atl+'an 81. lh-
.ft. I..a 8 iaf.iin. afd tiaI.,s J.. Elti.fft'-
all ID i.ui~fovn. Mont
3 vs.. lA.oI-ulNF. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice Of Final Entry.


iANr Orricr At lfrfFSA. = IT,
March 18th, l~~1
Notice g. h.rely given Chat The foliasiae named
ttil,r ha- flied notice ct hi iuicitian o. ff -.
in 20 proof in support OF his claim. and that ALL
proof will be- nIait before tie Probate iui .s
81 Fer "a roan'y. y. T.. ~ l.oHist"Nn, N. 7, oH
May itbi is-'. via:
John r. Thomas.
who made homestead application 40. l9lG for thr
SWi See. -. rp l. y, L.. j. p
lie uai1,.s the following wifues~es :. provo Hi~
continuous Ti-ilenrc upon. urd cllti Fatinu ni.
said land. viz. Jnurs NJ Croft. HoniamiH y Phil
liis William Baukcu-hip and James Il. ieT-
son, al OF stanford, Mont.
=. ". LAN.HuESE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

Rev. Mr.Whangle- Ny boy I'm sorry
20 zee YOU iiying your Kite ON the sab
oath day.
The boy Why, it's made ont the
{ hti5taan W..Llr an -1t "a tail oi
tIt,t
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
WORKING GLASSES


We are nov rnrlrcl to furnish all Glasses with
employment 80 hua-. tn whole Of the time, ar for
their spare moments. business. new. light and
profitable. Person. Of eiiher easily earn from
- cent, 20 $500 per evening, aud propori ional
sum hy divaiin- all tA,r time to the business.
Boys and girl, earn nearly rs much as men. That
an who see this may send their address. and test
the business, We make thi. offer. To such as are
.int we'll satisfied rr a,ii send one dollar To- pay
10y re- trp'.hle pi writing. Full particular, ani
.tt.t free. 1 iigcs> Hsusa,E >TINsOs * Co..,
N.r'aud. Maine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Notice of Final Entry /.
IANp Ovricr 1T HELENA NJ T.,
March Is fNST

LAND Oyricr NJ HELENA NJ T,
March Is. iSS1.
Notice Is her"l,v given thatthe following
named settler ha- filed notice uf hi, intern
ton fo make final proof in support of hi.
claim. and that said proof will be made
h.ture the Probate Judge al Fergus county.
Montana. AZ Levstown, ". r., on May 9th.
isS1. VIZ;
Ezra Gavcr.
who made homestead application IA.
1850. for the W. SW!, Sc. l., ~ SCI
Sec f.. township Is north. range L. east.
lie names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land, viz: T. iwarl
W. Pugcl, John Cuckburn, Christopher g.
David and Frank T.. Wright, all al Utica,
Montana.
:. ". LANoHoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21

New York sun: Little hoy t>tudy
ine hiS sunday school lesson Pa
how do YOU spell Pharaoh?
Pa Thoughts cl~cwherc) Faro.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
Edward W. rasci.

ment No. 7,sbJ. for the f. So! and w
>Ei. see. ~, township -. north. range ~
east.
IL. names the following witnesses to
prove hi, continuous r,sideucr upon. aud
cultivation oi said land. viz: Lara Gavcr.
Ipln C"ckburn. Christopher g. David ami
franL T.. Wright. ~ 81 Utica. Montana.
:. ". LNNDHoKNE REGISTER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-21
MONEY

amt will send free. something e" great value
ami Importance. 10 you, that viii start ynu in hu-i
ne. which will bring tou ia nufy money right
away than any thing else ia this Horld- Any one
can DO the work and live at home. Either sex; all
ages. Something roe. that iu-i coins MONEY for
I'll workers. We IN -tari you; capital not nen.'
81 rIi, j. .uc at Va. gynuin", Important
cl,au.., Of q lifetime. Ihus. Who amhit lous
ind contemplating ~ n bot dra,. s.lnd sutiit fr,e
t,iaa.-' lE'' q. S. go. Augusta. Mains